your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. aren't the only ones celebrg tonight. for local shops the crowds flooding into san francisco for pride weekend aren't the only ones celebrating tonight. the local shops and restaurants business is booming. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. brian webb is at the civic center where the party is in full spring. brian. >> reporter: huge rainbow colored crowds all across the

city today. the castro, dolores park, here at the civic center. but the people trying to make a buck out here start telling me the rainbow colors aren't exactly turning to green dollar bills quite as easily as they had hoped at least not so far. the hot dog vendor is not completely happy. the face-painting lady says it's so so, so far. there are an extra one million people give or take here in san francisco for pride weekend one of the biggest tourist weekends maybe the biggest all year. the hotels are full. the restaurants are packed. no doubt about it. there's money being made. we couldn't find any studies on figures of how much money is left behind in san francisco after this week. but it's definitely a lot. still, it's always a struggle to make a buck especially if you're painting faces one at a time. >> about meeting people and sitting downed and talking to them and making sure that they have a good experience, too. so we don't make as much money as some vendors do but we do, you know, we do okay business.

>> reporter: that vendor tells me it takes about a full day to make enough money to pay the booth fee. those fees go to the city which he says are high by comparison. then she has to wait until the second day before she starts to make a profit. live in san francisco, brian webb, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >> if you are planning to party at pride this weekend, you will have plenty of events to choose from including tomorrow's big parade and for a complete list, go to kpix.com. the world's crookedest street closed down again to traffic today and again, it was a mess. it's the second weekend closure along the windy section of lombard. but instead of driving tourists away, it seems to be creating a lot of foot traffic. [ laughter ] >> look at all those people. the weekend closures are part of a month long rime aimed at addressing gridlock complaints from people who live

on lombard. 280 will be shuttin again wednesday night northbound. caltrans will be replacing another hinge between cesar chavez and 24th street. traffic be detoured on 101 as per usual. the work is supposed to wrap up the following monday morning. police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in a head-on crash that killed a woman and baby in concord. it happened around 11:00 last night. a police officer saw it happen, tried to save the baby, but the infant later died at the hospital. the woman died at the scene. five other people suffered major injuries but all are expected to survive. and a fire and explosion knocked an oakland apartment building off its foundation this morning. 17 people were displaced by the fire, no one though was hurt. but police are looking for two men witnesses saw walking away from the scene on 17th street. one of them reportedly had burns. investigators think some butane

canisters exploded causing the fire. oakland mayor jean quan is officially running for re- election. kpix 5's mark kelly on why she says she deserves four more years. >> reporter: in a packed auditorium, family at her side, oakland mayor jean quan officialsly announced she wants to run oakland again. giving herself this nickname after four years in office. >> the one thing that the mayor has to be is the chief defender of the city. if you can't stand up for the city you shouldn't run for the job. >> reporter: as chief defender she told the crowd that she has helped bring 7500 new homes to oakland. more than 1.3 million square feet of new retail, reform. police pensions and made the streets safer within three years. >> the city that was financially in really bad shape and now we are just fighting about where we're putting the surplus, that's a big change in three years. >> but with success has come confusion, too. take the on going oakland a's saga.

a vote was scheduled this week but two city council members pulled a no show. preventing the authority that oversees the coliseum from taking a final vote. the mayor preferred not to talk about the a's only saying this. >> you know, that was yesterday's story and we answered that. so i'm going to answer this. but we answered that yesterday. we're in negotiations. just because somebody says we're done when we're totally still negotiating doesn't mean that we're ready. >> reporter: quan faces a packed field of more than a dozen contenders this fall eager to kick her out of office. including councilmember rebecca kaplan. >> i am running for mayor of oakland. >> reporter: who threw her name in the hat just this month criticizing quan for trashed streets and what she is calling a lack of basic city services in oakland. >> she is not exactly been a major opponent to anything that i've done. right? and i'll put my record against her any day. >> reporter: in oakland, mark kelly, kpix 5.

a crowded field seeking the top office. the biggest challenger could be rebecca kaplan, former kpix 5 political analyst joe tuman and another city councilwoman libby schaaf. bay area congress wan nancy pelosi was in an unlikely place today. texas. and she is there to get a better understanding of the immigration crisis. there's been a surge recently of children going to alone and making it across the border illegally. since october, the border patrol has caught 52,000 of them. it's left lawmakers scrambling to find a solution. >> the fact is, these are children, children in families, we have a moral responsibility to address this in a dignified way. i wouldn't even say bipartisan. i would say nonpartisan way. >> pelosi plans to visit some of the crowded immigration facilities this weekend. still ahead, the gloves are coming off for good. why california food handlers

won't have to cover their hands after all. >> and police say the contents of this california home were so scary, all they could do was burn the place down. >> and the heat is on in the bay area. we'll be approaching 100 degrees. details ahead. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

southern california. it all began when police deliberately burned down a mobile home in southern california. it all began when they found a 21-year-old man armed with a pipe bomb. then they found a slew of explosives in his cathedral city home. they say there was so many dangerous material the best way to get rid of it was to burn it down. neighbors were evacuated before the burn. no injuries. fireworks are now on sale in the bay area cities that allow them. and we found people making purchases this afternoon in newark one of the cities where it is okay. but with the drought, officials are warning to be careful even though the fireworks are called safe and sane. since it is so dry, they say it won't take much to spark a

wildfire. some cities like dublin allow people to light fireworks at public parks. and it's not too early to plan your 4th of july fun. after all, it's next friday. we have a complete list of bay area fireworks shows at kpix.com/fireworks. new tonight, governor brown has signed a measure repealing a new law that would have required california food handlers to wear gloves. the no hands bill was set to take effect on tuesday. it was intended to prevent disease transmission. but many chefs and bartenders worried it would slow down the food preparation process. they also said it might discourage food handlers from washing their hands. still to come, it's one of california's most popular seasonal snacks. but this year, it is going to cost you a bundle. ,, ,,,,,,,,

nasa's out of this -- look at this! isn't that cool? it's from nasa a success tonight. a giant silver balloon lifted an experimental flying saucer high up into the earth's atmosphere. decades after roswell, nasa is finally doing the flying saucer thing. it can travel at 4 times the speed of sound. the craft may eventually be used for missions to mars. several hours after liftoff the saucer came down crashing into the pacific. there were only a few minor problems during $150 million experiment such as the giant parachute bringing the craft back to earth didn't fully deploy. it's a billion-dollar industry for california. but this year's cherry crop is frankly the pits. it's the smallest harvest in more than 15 years.

it's not just the drought that's to blame. turns out it was just too warm this winter. >> you need to be cold enough during the winter to get full rest for the trees and we didn't get that this year. >> on a normal year we pack 50,000 boxes. this year 17,000. >> some growers didn't pick anything. in the weather department i wish we could cooperate in some meaningful way to be helpful to agriculture but as far as the eye can see there's not a drop of rain, nothing but seasonal weather, warming between now and monday and nice day under way today. fog and low clouds start out your saturday morning. right now as we look toward the golden gate bridge, uncharacteristically lately anyway, clear at this hour. fog and low clouds most of the week but right now mostly clear

skies and incidentally traffic looks to be moving smoothly. traffic and weather together. livermore more 81. in the city 69 degrees. san jose 74. still warm in santa rosa at 87 degrees. heading out tonight to do something fun weather won't be an impediment. it will cool down to the mid- 50s along the coast. by 8:00mild at the shore. if want to take the family out to pleasanton this weekend, alameda county fair, do it while you can, 90 degrees. it will be sunny and warm but that's just the kind of weather you need for a fair. and back in san francisco, the pride celebration looks good this weekend. tomorrow, it will be 70 at the civic center plaza. motorsly sunny and mild. so looking good all around as high pressure builds back in over the west coast and as a result the numbers come up a little as the pressure builds up. low pressure that kept us mild all week is heading east. so we'll look for numbers to

approach 100 degrees inland by monday. it will be milder than that near the shoreline and at the coast. the bay shoreline as opposed to the coast the but either way it's going to be warm. and monday. so temperatures warm right through monday. near 100 degrees inland by the start of the week and fog near the shoreline. but that's about it. otherwise, we are going to have plenty of sunshine around the bay area. hey, heading out and perhaps north to ukiah, way up on 101, about an hour and a half north of the bay area, 94 degrees at ukiah, 64 at eureka. fresno 102. 79 degrees at yosemite. 85 degrees at lake tahoe. nice. and at the monterey aquarium about 71 degrees. for tomorrow, the numbers aring to be coming up a little bit warming 3 to 5 degrees tomorrow. morgan hill to 90. 85 palo alto. san mateo 83. pacifica 70. half moon bay 82. milpitas 82. east bay warm, mid-90s at antioch and brentwood. closer to the shoreline closer

to the 680 corridor low 90s and 82 near the carquinez strait. wine country nice if you can get out of the traffic. 87 degrees for san rafael. 85 at sonoma. napa 88. 84 in santa rosa. 62 degrees at bodega bay. way up north the numbers in the low 90s near clearlake and ukiah almost 90. the extent the forecast we warm up tomorrow and then we are going to be looking at numbers hitting 100 degrees monday and cooling off tuesday and wednesday but still in the 90s for the first half of the week so warm next couple of days for the east bay. and mild along the shoreline. and not a drop of rain in sight. >> oh, that's right. uhm, we invite you actually i was invited to invite you to download the cbs sf bay area weather app. you can customize it for your city and share your photos. >> that was so heartfelt. >> it's available at the apple app store for ipads and iphones. oh, there's lawrence. so download it with all speed.

>> you said that with such feeling. hayward had a rather lively opening today to its new museum. ♪[ music ] a mariachi band was anod to the history. the history museum is located downtown and features two stories of exhibitions. there are various mementos dating back to the 1890s and help talk about the history of the area. scott reiss is in for vern glenn. that was an a's game to watch. >> it finally ended after many, many, many hours. also, the remaining south american contingent at the world cup cut by 40% today. and yeah, an extra inning nail- biter for the a's in south florida. the dramatic and delayed finish coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

they try to stagger these things. the giants are playing in a little bit but the a's just refused to quit. >> it keeps us going with sports all day long and that's our goal here. [ laughter ] >> so the a's have proven they can win any way by pitching and runs and simply outlast you as the marlins found out today. josh reddick likely headed back to the dl with a knee injury. sonny gray staked to an early 4- 0 lead that's the good news. then this. gray no decision, five innings,

five runs. 5-5 in the 8th. callaspo, plates jed lowrie. a's up 6-5. shawn doolittle automatic? but casey mcgee thoroughly unimpressed. stanton scores. tied at 6. a rare blown save for the bearded wonder. but josh donaldson trying to bail out his mate in the 14th inning as he singles home brandon moss. and the a's are back up 7-6. oh, but there's drama in the bottom of the 14th! jim johnson, yes, that jim johnson, 3rd inning of relief couldn't finish the game. walk here loads the bases. so the fish in business. bases loaded, one out. bob melvin goes to who is the last guy out there? jeff francis. jeff francis? not a relief pitcher by trade but he gets the job done, with the final two out including donovan solano and the a's win 7-6 in 14 inches. maybe the coolest things about marlins park besides the

a's victory the bobblehead museum. yeah, over the years they have collected as many as they could. more than 1,000 bubbleheads including many from the a's blast from the past like mike piazza and others. milton bradley and jason kendall, also. spain, italy, england, portugal, european world cup powers vanquished in the group stage. must be something to the home pitch thing. five of the final 16 come from south america but two would have their dreams dashed today. copacabana beach, what a beach. beachfront property in this sportscast. straight to extra time it's 1-1 and how about that shot off the crossbar. this would have eliminated the host country brazil just that close but we go to penalty kicks. it's tied 2-2 and there's the brazilian poster child for soccer neymar puts his country up by one. it's on the shoulders of chile's player have to get this to keep the penalty kicks going. he hits the post and just like that, brazil exhale, wins it 3- 2.

colombia and uruguay 28th minute and maybe the goal of the tournament so far. look at james rodriguez. boom with the left foot. upper left corner from the chest, the volley, ball never touches ground and rodriguez hammers it. his fifth goal of the tournament. and colombia wins 2-nil. they are in the quarterfinals for the first time ever. third round in wimbledon, serena and alize cornet. williams looking good early coming up aces wins the first set 6-1 but cornet coming back in the second set. this is set point. and the big finish takes the second set 6-3. the 25th ranked player in the world, she is french and she was dominant late in the match. here is cornet serving for the match in the far court. she will drop it short.

serena finds the net and that's it. cornet advances with a 1-6, 6- 3, 6-4 victory. >> i think everyone in general plays the match of their lives against me? >> i'm just coming down now because i was very excited for an hour. i couldn't believe it. and i still cannot believe it actually. uhm, if somebody would have told me couple years ago that i would be in wimbledon beating serena i wouldn't have believed it. hey, let's all opt out of miami. four days after lebron opted out of his contract with the heat, dwayne wade and another player did the same. chris bosh may join them on monday. any or all could wind up back with the heat with restructured deals. the heat have a record $55 million in cap space. so lots to play with. your golf shot of the day at the tigerless third round at congressional. peter hanson second hole par 3. now it's going in. bounce, bounce, in. hanson 4-over tied for 41st but

he got himself on all the highlight shows with that. patrick reed leads by two strokes heading into the final round. props to peter hanson and the giants trying to get at it in about a half hour at the park. >> that no-hitter was hopefully going to turn them around. the momentum -- >> they have lost 13 of 17. >> it began when vern glenn -- i don't mean to blame vern, but when he -- >> blame vern. >> he said everything is no longer talking about if they will win the pennant but when they will hit 100 games. >> i said vern, stop the, don't say it. ever since then -- >> epic slide and they are still in first place. that's the other thing. they built up so much real estate between them and the dodgers, who by the way are winning today, so keeping the heat on. >> fair weather friends can still watch the a's. all right. thanks for joining us. see you at 11:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

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